Spice Girls fans feel duped after social media tease wasnt for tour, but a music re-release

Spice Girls fans are telling you what they want — what they really, really want — and it’s a tour that they aren’t getting any time soon.The disbanded girl group excited their followers on Wednesday with a social media post teasing a big announcement for the following day.

A short clip posted to Instagram showed an issue of “The Stage” magazine left on a set of stairs before zooming into a clasified advertisement seeking Spice Girls Fans who are a “superfan, a collector, a music lover.” “No sheet music required but you will need a vinyl or cd player,” the ad said.Fans immediately jumped to speculation on what it could be, with many hoping for a possible reunion.“If it’s a world tour, I’m selling my house to buy tix,” one Instagram commenter wrote.Another wrote, “please say it’s @spherevegas,” referring to the popular Las Vegas venue where the Backstreet Boys are currently in residency.

But some should have slowed it down and read the sign.On Thursday, the Spice Girls account announced a re-release of “all the singles” with b-sides and surprises “from the vault” on CD and vinyl.

The collection will release in November and ranges in price from $128.99 to $380.99, according to the band’s website.The re-release is meant to honor the 30th anniversary of their single “Wannabe,” the hit that changed the trajectory of their lives.It was a blow to the ‘90s band’s most loyal fans, who were ready to promise they would be there in the stands.

“Negotiating with my husband on my price cap for Spice Girls tickets today was for NOTHING,” one woman wrote in the comments.“Guys we want two things- Spice World on streaming platforms and a tour with the full line-up,” another Instagram user wrote.

“Please make it happen.” “I hear the millennial sigh of devastation from across the world,” one person said.00:15Spice Girls drop a cryptic video spurring reunion rumors00:0000:00The Spice Girls have been asked repeatedl...